Sentence examples for limited democracy from inspiring English sources

The European Union is a limited democracy.

But ultimately, analysts say, given Pakistan's limited democracy, the criticism will have no outlet.

The choice for China is not about limited capitalism or limited democracy.

"First the Democratic Republic of Czechoslovakia, then the limited democracy before World War II, then the Nazi regime.

In the end, the modernisation effort remained half-finished, and Turkey became a limited democracy in which intolerance prevailed.

Originally created for the somewhat limited democracy allowed under the Kaisers, it is now the home of Germany's parliament.

Saudi Arabia held its first nationwide elections in 2005 for the newly created local councils, the kingdom's first step in decades toward limited popular democracy.

However, it seems the best we can hope for is a limited "defensive democracy" that will save Egypt -- and the world -- from the rise of a radical theocratic tyranny, with ramifications for regional and global stability that must be prevented at all costs.

He is a populist on economic issues, but has a reputation for having a limited tolerance of democracy and public demonstrations.

Domestically, since Iran has a fractured regime, a political system with real if limited elements of democracy, and a vigorous civil society, there's a chance of making the next election better than this last one.

One especially notable economic analysis in July 1987 concluded that Mr. Gorbachev's campaign to relax censorship and to promote limited forms of democracy could eventually undermine his power and provoke party conservatives to remove him.